Today, I want to tell you I love you and I believe in you. Whether we know each other or have yet to meet, I genuinely love and appreciate you.
Category: Love Letters
Love Letter #124: Exploring Your Perfectly Imperfect Self
Do you set impossibly high standards for yourself? Are you overly concerned with what others will think if they get to know the “real” you?
Love Letter #123: A Gift of Being Wildly Imperfect
I adore the idea of being wildly imperfect because that’s what we all are. Wildly, beautifully, and divinely imperfect. We are sacred beings and imperfect humans.
Love Letter #122: Embracing Imperfections
We are all human and sacred. Everything about us and our lives is sacred. We are perfect in our essence and imperfect in our humanness. And yet, perfectionism has conditioned us to hide parts of ourselves we perceive to be imperfect.
Love Letter #121: Being Choosey is Important
I was reading a marketing email from another coach today about experiencing Q2 burnout in business. He spoke of this as though it’s a real thing. It may be real to him, but it isn’t to me. This got me thinking about being so damn choosey that I don’t follow blindly or settle for anything less than what feels soul-deep delicious in my life.
Love Letter #120: How to Dance with Uncertainty
This morning, we had our final conversation on the essence of “meaning”. As we delved into the depths of this topic I realized there’s still a lot to unpack.
Love Letter #119: When Inspiration Comes Fast & Furious
I’d been awake since 3:30 AM. The creative muse roused me with a waterfall of ideas for what’s next in my coaching practice. Inspiration came fast and furious.
Love Letter #118: When You Only See the First Step
I did a thing. A brave, and beautiful thing. Something I’ve been called to do for some time but I can only see the first step which is exciting and unsettling.
Love Letter #117: You Are the Light of the World
All this week, I’ve been live in my Facebook community talking about mental dieting using “The 7 Day Mental Diet” by Dr. Emmet Fox. It’s a tiny, yet important concept and practice.